Sentence examples for try and revitalize from inspiring English sources

"Unlike businesses, it's tough for universities to relocate when neighborhoods start deteriorating, so it makes sense for them to partner with various entities to try and revitalize these areas".

My emphasis is on showing how South Korean activists have not so much abandoned the seemingly anachronistic slogan of “solidarity” as tried to reinterpret and revitalize it by remapping poor urban neighborhoods in Asian countries as “locations of reflexivity” (seong-chal-ui hyeon-jang ).

Balick named Biden to the Democratic Forum, a group trying to reform and revitalize the state party, and Biden switched his registration to Democratic.

It seems anyone with a waning career will record standards and try to revitalize it.

We're going to put our talent and resources together to try to revitalize this program".

Mr. Hagel was in the region to try to revitalize America's faltering "pivot" to Asia and had one especially pressing request for Ms. Park: to try to get along better with Japan.

"Rather than allow that, we have tried to revitalize and reconceptualize the New College to provide a different and valuable education for its students.

"The reason we are on this tour is to do nothing less than try to revitalize American democracy," Sanders said.

"But once the sense of shock wore out, we realized that we had the biggest opportunity — ever — to try to revitalize the community".

And so it made perfect sense for a label that had begun to look as if it were designed by committee in Topeka, Kan .— despite the NY in its name — to try to revitalize itself by enlisting a pair of award-winning designers in possession of street cred and the ability to mix it up beyond the confines of the runway and showroom.

Mr. Kerry planned a new television spot on Friday in New Hampshire and on Sunday in Iowa to emphasize the theme he has used to try to revitalize his candidacy, the issues he would fight for in his first 100 days as president.